Painter Gordon Medlin A Drinker in a West Michigan Tale
Theodore McDonald, longtime companion, recalls Gordon Medlin an artist born to wealth who drank heavily after a troubled past. Medlin’s life centers on painting in saloons and lonely cabins from North Yakima to Prosser, Washington, with guardianship notes and a tragic end after a drunken decline in a Batley-like setting.
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Lave Borthocen
Mim
Prosser
Woah
Theo Tore Gordon
Batley Waloon
Authoritier
Bammer
Detrint
Mich
Thatend
Gorden Medin
Mu Aber
Theodore McDonald
Alway
McDonald
Moe Han
Yakima
Gordon
Se Quardian
RG Hurtacho Ii Trio
Pinew
Washington
Garon
Tle
North
Yutima
Handley
Teddy the monkey escapes and roars outside Bo llinger hotel
In Idaho a pet monkey named Teddy, owned by William Bollinger, slipped from a yard chain and roamed the street in front of the Bollinger hotel all night. Crowds gathered as the animal roared loudly while wardens and residents debated how to lure him back.
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Peremachos
Foren
Pune
Wollingar
Cme
Yeddy
Nimwolt
Teddy
Tila Antion
Mayer's Proclamata and City Hall Corner Stone Day
The mayor prorogues business from two to five twenty on the day of the corner stone ceremony for the city hall. Henry Van Dyke of Princeton has been nominated to deliver a lecture before the University of Paris and other French universities next winter.
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Mayer
Whita
Cowar
Scallion
Harvard
de. van Dyke
Princeton
Henry van Dyke
Barrant
University of Paris
Belle Flota Show Parade Draws Record City Crowd
The Belle Flota show paraded through the city this morning drawing crowds from rural areas to witness a vast menagerie and troupe of performers. This afternoon at the fort grounds the exhibition continued with additional acts and sideshows, drawing high praise from attendees for its quality and scale.
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Forasoon
Ramey
United States
Coeur d'Alene
Fort Frounde
Local Items Roundup From Stet Visit to Pioneers Arrival
Early morning notes report Crom and the new visit to Stet Take. LaVerne moves household goods from Lakeside to Waltnes. Howard family departs for Northport Washington to establish home. Agnew Menatee returns to take a clerk role at the Mote fda after leaving Apo kano. J C White publicizes a Walde G Paine message about White County pioneers arriving Tuesday at Welock, June 41, at six o clock. Gillette shows an old violin valued around 500 after inspection by J W Hladehard, expert. Modern Woodmen of America and Hotel Neighbors plan memorial services tomorrow at Leenders bail, Rev Pry to conduct. Funeral at 2 pm with procession to Coeur d Alene cemetery led by the band.
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KR. N. LaVerne
Lakeside
Waltnes G
Howrd
Familly
Northport
Wanh
Mine Agnew Menatee
Cty
Mote Fda
Apokano
J.C. White
Commercial Club
Twentved & Eats
Walde G_ Paine
White County
Welock
Woodmen of
America
Lodge
W. M. Pry
Peculiarities of Bete and the bat wing structure
The article discusses bats as remarkable mammals part of higher mammals, notes their unique evolution and mystery surrounding their flight. It explains chiroptera as winged mammals with a wing frame formed by the forelimb bones and a connecting skin membrane, detailing the bat wing’s anatomy and its flight adaptations.
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Mockasen
Fowane
Belentifle
Well Turned Meeting Sparks Wit and Recognition
Rowsbal meets the English Monart bishop in a graceful exchange. He whistles Bishop’s tune, recalls the moment, and the bishop smiles at the compliment. The scene shows social elegance and subtle memory shifting.
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Rowsbal
Bishop
Rosmint
What Was the Matter with Signor Tooorl
A fragment from a humorous note referencing Signor Tooorl and a drinking song. The article appears to be a clipped, unclear OCR piece mentioning New Orleans Times-Democrat and a theme of folly and penitence. Strong entities include New Orleans Times-Democrat and Signor Tooorl.
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Signor Tooorl
New Orleans
Tines-Democrat
Classified Fragments Seek Missing Details in Jumble Text
Fragmented ad note reads like a garbled want ad seeking five positions and a cart. It mentions names and phrases but is largely incomprehensible, offering little verifiable information beyond scattered words.
Knightly Ambitions Stir Court in Twentieth Century Talk
Air Jaton Krowkes, editor of the Nineteenth Century, recounts a fateful night at Bunwlay where Sir James learns a kingly decision twined with letters and telegrams. The scene hints at noble honors and a restless desire for knighthood amid court intrigue and family tension.
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Sonterring
Jaton Krowkes
Aringhan Coe
Jamenti
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Pate
Moon Mair Bon
Arma-Plio
Ory
C. B. LeBeau
Crom
Stet, Take
Hi. Gillette
Enis Aity
Mr. Gillette
J. W. Hladehard
Me Gillette
Pythagoram
Secret
Sochotte
Zeca
Ian Ted
Enon
Mick Chaste Wolk
Gianni
Professional Directory
8. H. McEuen
First National Bank
Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
I, Hubbard
G. Hubbard
H. H. Hubbard & CO
Inburanla
Donds
Tillie Wood
Cemetery
Robt. G. Johnston
Andur
Retiwates Pur ‘Mala
American Trust
Pacific Electric
IRO
Evening Press
Press Publishing Company
Fourth Street
Pacific Electric Irons
Spokane
THE
Press Publishing CO
Cosar Dehlens
Carrie
Chie Aare
Prese Publishing Co
Hithvenenes
Witeess
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